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We recently moved a client to Terminal Services on 2012r2. &nbsp;There is a Global Policy on the DC named 'LockDown'. &nbsp;Inside this policy there is a Folder Redirection policy. &nbsp;I need to disable only the Folder Redirection part of the policy but leave the rest of the policy enabled. &nbsp;Is this possible and if so, how can this bee accomplished?<br />
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Thank you!
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We recently moved a client to Terminal Services on 2012r2.  There is a Global Policy on the DC named 'LockDown'.  Inside this policy there is a Folder Redirection policy.  I need to disable only the Folder Redirection part of the policy but leave the rest of the policy enabled.  Is this possible and if so, how can this bee accomplished?

Thank you!

Server 2012r2 Group Policy Editing

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